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>> at the end of the day, it is a wonderful environment to be walking into court with the majority of americans favoring marriage equality. 80% of people under 30 supporting marriage equality. a majority of republicans, catholics. environment.tastic >> they have to rule on the law. >> you are right. a fundamental constitutional right is for all of our citizens regardless of public opinion or regardless of what state border one lives on. 9 justices will have to look at the evidence and the precedents of the u.s. constitution. i am cautiously optimistic. two incredible attorneys and these phenomenal plaintiffs. >> if the supreme court decides that they will throw this case out, what is the future for gay and lesbian couples in america in terms of rights to marriage? >> i think it is wonderful. if the court was to throw this out saying there is no technical standing or if they said we don't want to hear it, decisionninth circuit would stand and there would be marriage equality. the evidence that we developed, no evidence on the other side. although law is developed clearly. i think the f
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companies with existing infrastructures are aren't driving in this environment because no one is building, and that just makes it so the profits flow right to the bottom lines of the companies you're buying. "mad money" will be right back. >>> coming up. sink or swim. few stocks have been hit harder than the shippers. but could the tide be about to turn for the most sea worthy? tonight, cramer is wading into the group to find out. in a special nautical edition of "off the charts." >>> and later, bill of health. all week, cramer's checking out the cutting-edge science behind some of the biggest players in the biotech industry. tonight, a company forming a pipeline to fight devastating diseases. is it time to get behind their efforts. >>> plus, extended stay. from beverly hills to the sun-soaked florida coast, ashford hospitality trust owns rooms with a view across the country. as travel spending continues to increase, could it provide the perfect accommodations for your cash. cramer talks with the ceo. all coming up on "mad money." >>> don't miss a second of "mad money." follow @jimcramer
companies with existing infrastructures are aren't driving in this environment because no one is building, and that just makes it so the profits flow right to the bottom lines of the companies you're buying. "mad money" will be right back. >>> coming up. sink or swim. few stocks have been hit harder than the shippers. but could the tide be about to turn for the most sea worthy? tonight, cramer is wading into the group to find out. in a special nautical edition of "off...
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i think we're in a moderate growth economic environment. while i think that's going to improve, it means a lot of statistics will be choppier and more volatile, and if we start seeing a string of not strong statistics, that will make people nervous and fall out of it. >> could your pause be the seasonality that we traditionally see in the may time frame in the market? >> i think some of it is seasonal. it's interesting because bad news comes out in the spring as well. so there's seasonality on the bad news front as well. >> let's get a market flash from josh lipton. a name moving in the after hours session >> lions gate and cbs teaming up, forming a joint venture to run the cable network tvgn and tv guide.com. cbs acquired the 50% stake in the cable network and website from one equity partners, the private equity arm of jp morgan. terms of the deal not disclosed, but reports saying cbs was expected to pay some $100 milli million. cbs and lions gate will enter a 50-50 partnership for the channel and website. >> josh lipton, thanks so much fo
i think we're in a moderate growth economic environment. while i think that's going to improve, it means a lot of statistics will be choppier and more volatile, and if we start seeing a string of not strong statistics, that will make people nervous and fall out of it. >> could your pause be the seasonality that we traditionally see in the may time frame in the market? >> i think some of it is seasonal. it's interesting because bad news comes out in the spring as well. so there's...
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groan capital says hdd environment remains stable and that mix could drive a gross margin up side. sue, back over to you. >> thank you very much. seema. to the bond market where rick santelli is tracking the action at the cme. rick, you see fitch is placing cyprus on ratings watch negative. you think? >> yeah, you know, i know, it reminds me of many of these firms when they upgrade an outlook that's got from 150 to 297. that's when they make the call. you know, when it comes to treasuries, everyone wants to put them in the ground, but it's not soup yet. look at a two-day chart of tens. 190, we keep knocking the door, open the chart up month to date, boy, we're coil. 190 seems to be the technical threshold. if we look at a chart of the spread between r-10s and ten-year bunds, 60 basis points. we're knocking at the point. we very closed or above 60 basis points since mid-2010. if you look at a two-day chart of that, it's knocking at a key level as well, 83. if you open the chart up to one year, it's coil as well. it's all about big levels, but not necessarily big moves taking them ou
groan capital says hdd environment remains stable and that mix could drive a gross margin up side. sue, back over to you. >> thank you very much. seema. to the bond market where rick santelli is tracking the action at the cme. rick, you see fitch is placing cyprus on ratings watch negative. you think? >> yeah, you know, i know, it reminds me of many of these firms when they upgrade an outlook that's got from 150 to 297. that's when they make the call. you know, when it comes to...
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it was a much different environment. the move you're talking about from march of '93 to march of '94, the underlying fundamentals of the u.s. are economy are completely different. the fight was completely different a well. >> it's fair to say we're in a different environment in terms of the fed. absolutely. interest rates alone tell you that story. folks i know expect to see a big correction in credit. it will have different characterist characteristics. one guy told me he expects to see widening credit spreads which you wouldn't normally in this case. where i mentioned the bank balance sheet and the lack of gses, at least size of gses we once had, he worries about the effect where it's not easy to lay off risk. >> it's difficult to have a 1 1994, buying everything they can get their hands on. these guys talking about this implosion in the bond market, are they long or short the stock market? to me, it's the same trade. >> that's a great question. i was talking to one guy about this last week. he said, look, i wouldn't s
it was a much different environment. the move you're talking about from march of '93 to march of '94, the underlying fundamentals of the u.s. are economy are completely different. the fight was completely different a well. >> it's fair to say we're in a different environment in terms of the fed. absolutely. interest rates alone tell you that story. folks i know expect to see a big correction in credit. it will have different characterist characteristics. one guy told me he expects to see...
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would be thrown out the window and a new era of untested probs i could endanger our health and the environment could soon be ushered in so to sign the petition to urge president obama to veto this bill because the congress has already voted yes go to our facebook page at facebook dot com slash breaking the set this bill this is our last chance to stop this you guys through this petition so please do that and for now let's go break the. throughout the developing world free trade agreements are packaged with the promise of jobs and economic stability but in the case of the small central american nation of el salvador trade agreements and foreign investment protection treaties have given mining companies like canada specific written more rights than the citizens and even the government see pacific rim was allowed an exploration license to mine in el salvador due to the efforts of anti mining activists the government ultimately rejected pacific rooms application to begin mining so the corporation fava lawsuit against the government of el salvador asking for more than one hundred million dollars in
would be thrown out the window and a new era of untested probs i could endanger our health and the environment could soon be ushered in so to sign the petition to urge president obama to veto this bill because the congress has already voted yes go to our facebook page at facebook dot com slash breaking the set this bill this is our last chance to stop this you guys through this petition so please do that and for now let's go break the. throughout the developing world free trade agreements are...
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view in this gallery demonstrate a wealthy information about their subject through their dress and environments. like many photographs taken today 17th century portraits were taken from weddings. from 1625 him and his wife are exceptional examples of large scale marriage portraits. other typical occasions for commissioning portraits were births. capture the innocence of a beloved child. one of rembrandt's pupil. we see why he became a painter. the child's face reveal his own mature vocabulary. for those who have seen the exhibition it's exhibited next to rembrandt's work and you can see the two side by side. from this period, who was most famous for his self portraits. at the time, the paintings, is a copy of the original tradition of rembrandt. here you see the two paintings together which makes a subtle variations evident. the angle of the head and more controlled and refined manner of the brush work and copy on the left suggest that these paintings are probably not by the same hand. we now have scientific evidence which further suggest that the morris picture is a studio copy perhaps by the
view in this gallery demonstrate a wealthy information about their subject through their dress and environments. like many photographs taken today 17th century portraits were taken from weddings. from 1625 him and his wife are exceptional examples of large scale marriage portraits. other typical occasions for commissioning portraits were births. capture the innocence of a beloved child. one of rembrandt's pupil. we see why he became a painter. the child's face reveal his own mature vocabulary....
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cheryl: the fact you've got kind of a low volume environment happening in europe and you have money in u.s. equities, s&p 500 we're five points away from an intra day close on the s&p 500. global investors are socking money in the united states. >> i think that's true and in our opinion, the equity market is the place to be the next two or three years. it's true we're getting close to all-time highs on the market indices but it's not true we're at all-time highs in valuation. it's still reasonable and the alternatives are miserable. cheryl: but are we growing into our debt? we've got expected g.d.p. for 2013, 2014, 2%, 3%. some would argue that's not outstanding growth but a dow is over 91 points. do you think this is a disconnect? >> this process will be a 10 or 15-year process. but you look at our government, there's no easy way to take away the programs and the goodies people have been accustomed to getting. cheryl: we've had central banks around the world, central bing in this country continues to flood the market. does that make you the equity bull that you seem to be? >> it helps
cheryl: the fact you've got kind of a low volume environment happening in europe and you have money in u.s. equities, s&p 500 we're five points away from an intra day close on the s&p 500. global investors are socking money in the united states. >> i think that's true and in our opinion, the equity market is the place to be the next two or three years. it's true we're getting close to all-time highs on the market indices but it's not true we're at all-time highs in valuation. it's...
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and you'll see lyric can also give you exceptionally clear, natural sound in quiet and noisy environments because of how it works with your ear's own anatomy. (testimonial section) (testimonial section) (testimonial section) (testimonial section) (testimonial sectionon) did you know, 94% of people who use lyric would recommend lyric to a friend or loved one. can your heang aid do all this? lyric can. to learn more about lyric's advanced technology, call or visit trylyric.com for a risk--free 30--day trial offer. you'll also get a free informational dvd and brochure. why wait? hear today what a little lyric can do for you. get the hearing aid that can. lyric from phonak. lyric can. impact wool exports from new zealand, textile production in spain, and the use of medical technology in the u.s.? at t. rowe price, we understand the connections of a complex, global economy. it's just one reason over 75% of our mutual funds beat their 10-year lipper average. twe price. invest with confidence. request a prospectus or summary prospectus with investment information, risks, fees and expenses to rea
and you'll see lyric can also give you exceptionally clear, natural sound in quiet and noisy environments because of how it works with your ear's own anatomy. (testimonial section) (testimonial section) (testimonial section) (testimonial section) (testimonial sectionon) did you know, 94% of people who use lyric would recommend lyric to a friend or loved one. can your heang aid do all this? lyric can. to learn more about lyric's advanced technology, call or visit trylyric.com for a risk--free...
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there it's getting scarce. >> no growth environment in europe. >> yes. you look at verizon doing a phone deal. at&t is the apple company, and t-mobile. that's what i said. this is phone-icide. whey don't they say don't use us? don't come to us. we're more expensive than everybody. that's a great pitch, right? >> overall, we beat the consensus forecast, which would be a touch under 88%. we're in 8.1% over the last 12 months. >> they were supposed to be better. there was supposed to be content if they were driven by social. now we're seeing them get away from social ads and seeing more so-called suggested posts, which are really just drerkt markirec marketing. that's basically what it is. >>> good morning. we're live here and beginning with breaging knew on citi. kayla? >> the federal reserve is charging citigroup with inadequate oversight for the money laundering practicing. it's unclear what nature of the inefficiencies were, but it comes after several banks have been caught in cross hairs dealing with countries like iran and libya. it carries no monetar
there it's getting scarce. >> no growth environment in europe. >> yes. you look at verizon doing a phone deal. at&t is the apple company, and t-mobile. that's what i said. this is phone-icide. whey don't they say don't use us? don't come to us. we're more expensive than everybody. that's a great pitch, right? >> overall, we beat the consensus forecast, which would be a touch under 88%. we're in 8.1% over the last 12 months. >> they were supposed to be better. there...
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environment. and you have to look at fiscal policy and monetary policy in the same way. the last five years every investor has been worried about their cash because they haven't wanted to own equities because they are worried about the armageddon skin narrow. >> right. >> so what happens you start to buy insurance. put options or you hold cash or buy 30-year treasuries. you know, after the policies from the ecbmt or the fed program you have derisked a lot of that. now people are reducing their insurance. that means cash is coming off the sidelines. >> the fed is forcing out the curve a little bit. >> the fed is reducing the probability of the systemic shock. >> okay. >> in which case investors are looking to do other things with their money. the yield curve is. now people are putting more money into equities because of the evaluations. david said it before. you're still trading 14 times forward earnings. equity risk premium still looks yield. ie, bonds look attractive. >> they were very attractive
environment. and you have to look at fiscal policy and monetary policy in the same way. the last five years every investor has been worried about their cash because they haven't wanted to own equities because they are worried about the armageddon skin narrow. >> right. >> so what happens you start to buy insurance. put options or you hold cash or buy 30-year treasuries. you know, after the policies from the ecbmt or the fed program you have derisked a lot of that. now people are...
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the environment seems to be improving. pinnacle can always do another acquisition. the company is paying you to wait to get their house fully in order with that great dividend. let's not forget, last week ken powell was on the show, he told us that food inflation has peaked and competition is less fierce? that could help these guys. pinnacle foods reminds me of long-time "mad money" winner b&g. they've got some truly iconic ones under the roof. i think you should try to get in on this ipo. that's why i did this story money. call your broker tomorrow. i like it even if they raise the price. even if they take it up to $22 a share. at that point, let's pause, that may be too high. after the break, i will try to make you more money. >>> coming up -- invest in innovation. it's not the latest gadget that could drive profit in your portfolio. medical science is leading the way with breakthrough technology. tonight, cramer's kicking off a week-long series highlighting some of the most revolutionary companies that may be heading higher. >>> when the market was really getting
the environment seems to be improving. pinnacle can always do another acquisition. the company is paying you to wait to get their house fully in order with that great dividend. let's not forget, last week ken powell was on the show, he told us that food inflation has peaked and competition is less fierce? that could help these guys. pinnacle foods reminds me of long-time "mad money" winner b&g. they've got some truly iconic ones under the roof. i think you should try to get in on...
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on climate change denier senator james inhofe of oklahoma, a ranking member of the committee on the environment. >> the fact that all of this is happening is due to man-made gases i really believe is the greatest hoax ever perpetrated on the american people. >> perhaps more troubling, senator inhofe told rachel maddow last year that he used to believe climate change was real, until he realized the solution wasn't free of charge. >> i was actually on your side of this issue, when i was chairing that committee and i first heard about this, i thought, until i found out what it cost. >> you see, for senator inhofe, the cost was the problem. particularly, the cost to his re-election hopes. the top funders of senator inhofe's campaign since 2006 are from the oil and gas industries, to the tune of nearly $500,000. inhofe's top contributors all benefit from loose environmental regulations. instead of blaming a groundhog for the unpredictable nature of our changing climate, perhaps we should point the finger at the actual human beings who have the power to do something about it. or maybe punxsutawney ph
on climate change denier senator james inhofe of oklahoma, a ranking member of the committee on the environment. >> the fact that all of this is happening is due to man-made gases i really believe is the greatest hoax ever perpetrated on the american people. >> perhaps more troubling, senator inhofe told rachel maddow last year that he used to believe climate change was real, until he realized the solution wasn't free of charge. >> i was actually on your side of this issue,...
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the small business environment, they created an awful lot of jobs-- not the whole solution, but a big contributor. >> suarez: maureen smith has seen the hard times making people creative. >> i just think people are trying new things. i know a lot of people in their 30s who can find no work for what they went to college for. now they're looking at opening businesses in other things, not what they're trained in. >> we're transporting you back in time. >> suarez: smith took a chance. she had a long career doing hair for movie and tv productions. between shoots, she was hairdressing in a market stall, and figured it was time to move indoors. she took over a lease from a closing business, recruited a bunch of friends with their own small businesses, and far from the university has created her own small business incubator. customers get their hair and makeup done, buy vintage clothes and vintage deÉcor, from five other vendors in her little shop, who help her cover the rent. she's a good news story, she says, following her dream. but she worries about all the irish who once again, as in ti
the small business environment, they created an awful lot of jobs-- not the whole solution, but a big contributor. >> suarez: maureen smith has seen the hard times making people creative. >> i just think people are trying new things. i know a lot of people in their 30s who can find no work for what they went to college for. now they're looking at opening businesses in other things, not what they're trained in. >> we're transporting you back in time. >> suarez: smith took...
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so we have despoiled our environment in a classic way. that's why we have huge cleanup funds, that why we have so many problems. that's why we have to impose all kinds of costs on companies now to deal with this problem. so i'm not very hopeful. i don't think this is a system that has a place in it for us to seriously deal with the limits to growth, with the need to preserve our environment, to take care of our health as a people because we have a system that pushes forward with a kind of intensity that pushes those issues to the side. >> janet from woolwich, maine. >> if you could be president with a cooperative congress, what are the three most critical things you would do to ensure that we have a healthy economy that is sustainable, particularly in light of a growing aging population? thank you. >> i would pick the following number one, solve the unemployment problem. in a sense it's the most urgent one we have. if the private sector -- and here i'm paraphrasing franklin roosevelt in the '30s. if the private sector either cannot or wil
so we have despoiled our environment in a classic way. that's why we have huge cleanup funds, that why we have so many problems. that's why we have to impose all kinds of costs on companies now to deal with this problem. so i'm not very hopeful. i don't think this is a system that has a place in it for us to seriously deal with the limits to growth, with the need to preserve our environment, to take care of our health as a people because we have a system that pushes forward with a kind of...
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about how it was developedded was the way her firm works in which it's actually a very collaborative environment where the architects work in small groups, and she works in an office slightly secluded nearly them to she comes over and sees what everybody's doing. i saw a few other companies recently doing this, particularly, computer software companies, where they have two people, two engineers at a computer at the same time, and they have to both be working on the computer at the same time to get anything done, and the idea is that, you know, you don't know what you're going to stumble upon, and you sort of -- it takes two to make sure you capture all of that tinkering goodness, i guess. i also looked at, in fact, overseas, the creator of angry birds, finnish company, a company called rovio, and what was interesting about the way angry birds was developed, again, guys trying to start their own gaming software company, but what they did was they couldn't afford to use time develop games, and they only worked on angry birds in their spare time, but rather than market researching like you do if yo
about how it was developedded was the way her firm works in which it's actually a very collaborative environment where the architects work in small groups, and she works in an office slightly secluded nearly them to she comes over and sees what everybody's doing. i saw a few other companies recently doing this, particularly, computer software companies, where they have two people, two engineers at a computer at the same time, and they have to both be working on the computer at the same time to...
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american saver is earning far less than they would have in a non-qe and nonzero interest rate policy environment. the federal reserve has drilled rates down to zero because they cannot get gdp to grow because of tight regulation on the middle class. with zero percent rates, the saver earns next to noing, and the typical american family has no access to the american credit markets. >> i think we have a table we want to put up. you're basically saying that u.s. deposits are a little different from the cyprus story. u.s. savers have been badly damaged by the federal reserve policy. >> it's basically like a tax. if interest rates were at 2%, u.s. savers would earn 2% a year. last four years, they would have compounded out at 9%. instead, their earnings are basically zero, and they're underwriting the profits of the banks. >> jimmy, your response? >> you look globally at long-term interest rates, where are they going globally? down, down, down, even where banks aren't doing quantitative easing. those low rates reflect a weak economy. people aren't one thing. sure, they're savers, but they're also equ
american saver is earning far less than they would have in a non-qe and nonzero interest rate policy environment. the federal reserve has drilled rates down to zero because they cannot get gdp to grow because of tight regulation on the middle class. with zero percent rates, the saver earns next to noing, and the typical american family has no access to the american credit markets. >> i think we have a table we want to put up. you're basically saying that u.s. deposits are a little...
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>> yeah, i think in this environment, actually, it could. >> with the three potential proposals on the table? >> yeah, absolutely. and that's because generally i'm bearish on the market. >> i would have never guessed that. >> let's call it 14. my risk/reward's not bad. i don't have to worry. it's not going to trade with the market. i don't have to worry the market being down 2% and dell going to be down. >> there's 1.75 billion shares outstanding, you're talking about 20 cents, 30 cents, talking about huge sums of money on this bid that's going higher. i don't think it happens. >> let's move on to the next trade here, s&p 500 wiped away earlier gains. less than a point away amid concerns that cyprus' bank restructuring will pave the way for losses. for more impacts on the cyprus deal, we're joined by the global head of g10 strategy at citigroup. it seems that the whole problem arose, the problem today in terms of trading when the dutch finance minister gave an interview and indicated the cyprus deal could be a template, his word, for future bailouts and then sort of backed away from it
>> yeah, i think in this environment, actually, it could. >> with the three potential proposals on the table? >> yeah, absolutely. and that's because generally i'm bearish on the market. >> i would have never guessed that. >> let's call it 14. my risk/reward's not bad. i don't have to worry. it's not going to trade with the market. i don't have to worry the market being down 2% and dell going to be down. >> there's 1.75 billion shares outstanding, you're...
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in a low interest-rate environment that is very cheap. we can easily get up to 15, 16, even 17 and not be out of line with historical experience. i think it is multiple expansion that is going to be the key because, again, we know there are $10 trillion in money funds or in bank accounts earning nothing. people are eventually going to say, hey, i am going to go get some of that dividend income. i am going to move back. it has only been done little but so far. we could see a much bigger movement and one that i think is fully justified by the fundamentals behind the market. david: are you surprised more money has not come out of the bond fund? there has been a lot of money going into stock fund, but there has not been a big drop-off, frankly not at all, of money in bond funds. why not? >> i think, again, a lot of people cling to the bond funds because if their is a crisis, like we saw in greece, the treasury market possible little bit. if you hold treasury's you can look at those and say, that cushioned the decline in the portfolio. it is,
in a low interest-rate environment that is very cheap. we can easily get up to 15, 16, even 17 and not be out of line with historical experience. i think it is multiple expansion that is going to be the key because, again, we know there are $10 trillion in money funds or in bank accounts earning nothing. people are eventually going to say, hey, i am going to go get some of that dividend income. i am going to move back. it has only been done little but so far. we could see a much bigger movement...
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be a one year process or two year process the country has been moving to better and greater economic environment well again a lot of people are still suffering there is no doubt about it but if you look into it in a big picture the country has been making progress in terms of at delivering better social development in terms of you know education and health well let's compare. what happened you know before nine hundred ninety four and now so it's a work in progress that any single country has achieved any significant economic development or a one year or two year process twenty years later rwanda is a different place twenty years ago michael again i want to stay with the guilt issues that way aid goes there because nothing was done during the genocide. years i'm not completely agree with the analysis is that once you move out of kigali it's all just rural. and that's very true i mean rwanda as we know it is actually the most densely populated country in africa we're talking about some one thousand people per square mile and that's not enough of public wealth to go around and i think what's clear
be a one year process or two year process the country has been moving to better and greater economic environment well again a lot of people are still suffering there is no doubt about it but if you look into it in a big picture the country has been making progress in terms of at delivering better social development in terms of you know education and health well let's compare. what happened you know before nine hundred ninety four and now so it's a work in progress that any single country has...
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other rape victims may hesitate to come forward because now what this creates is an environment where, well, we don't know. we don't know. it could be another fake one. another duke lacrosse situation and damn her for doing what she did. she should be taken into custody. >> megyn: she stole his life, david. she stole it. five years, plus he had this promising football future. and i mean, if you heard him in the interview he seemed like an earnest young man and wants to move on with his life, but this problem is bigger than just brian banks now. and the system has a problem and there is a real question about whether the system needs to ask this young woman for some justice. >> well, you know, there's no question about it, megyn. and props to my law school whose assisted in his exoneration. and the prosecution would be giving false information which is a misdemeanor in california, now, the victim himself, now the victim in this case, mr. banks, does not want to go forward with the prosecution. he doesn't want to cooperate ap also, megyn, you have the third prong of this problem, even th
other rape victims may hesitate to come forward because now what this creates is an environment where, well, we don't know. we don't know. it could be another fake one. another duke lacrosse situation and damn her for doing what she did. she should be taken into custody. >> megyn: she stole his life, david. she stole it. five years, plus he had this promising football future. and i mean, if you heard him in the interview he seemed like an earnest young man and wants to move on with his...
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what the united states is offer something a more stable environment. yes, of course, it's sluggish growth. and it also offers something call dividend. if you have bank deposits that will now be uninsured, where can you put your money? in the united states we have limits as well in terms of how much federal insurance we cover deposits. but if you put your assets in a company stock that has a solid balance sheet. yes, you will get flexuation but the dividend is a nice alternative rather than waking up and the government telling you that you lose 30% of your money. >> that woultd be a bad wake up call. so, now, check out the yahoo! finance question of the day. how are you positioning the international holdings in your portfolio? we'll bring you the results later in the show. let's go to josh with the market flash. >> check out thetanking now. the analysts saying that they are gaining on check point. conversations indicate a marketed increase in share losses in the past several months. sue, back to you. >> thank you very much. it's risk off today. we're of
what the united states is offer something a more stable environment. yes, of course, it's sluggish growth. and it also offers something call dividend. if you have bank deposits that will now be uninsured, where can you put your money? in the united states we have limits as well in terms of how much federal insurance we cover deposits. but if you put your assets in a company stock that has a solid balance sheet. yes, you will get flexuation but the dividend is a nice alternative rather than...
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so kind of of in this same environment. how long do you think this could last? >> i don't buy the goldilocks analogy because we are in a low to zero growth. fourth quarter gdp in the u.s. is still zero. corporate profits in the third quarter were negative. we're slightly positive now. but first quarter consensus is negative again. where is goldilocks? only the fed stimulus, the fed is protecting a really tight monetary stance by u.s. congress, raising taxes, and, no, i don't see goldilocks at all. tracy: goldilocks is arguably uncle ben, right? he is not going anywhere anytime soon, right? i could make a argument, sell in may, do away thing doesn't count this year. >> i agree with that one, uncle ben. i hadn't heard that before. ultimately it i is pushing on a string. you need to have private economy, you need u.s. corporations, you need to have the global economy growing and this monetary stimulus is getting in the way of good, pro-growth economic policy. tracy: seems everything you learned in school though is thrown out the window. doug, thank you very much. >
so kind of of in this same environment. how long do you think this could last? >> i don't buy the goldilocks analogy because we are in a low to zero growth. fourth quarter gdp in the u.s. is still zero. corporate profits in the third quarter were negative. we're slightly positive now. but first quarter consensus is negative again. where is goldilocks? only the fed stimulus, the fed is protecting a really tight monetary stance by u.s. congress, raising taxes, and, no, i don't see...
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in the immediate environment we're in today, one of these media campaigns can be a flash in the pan. but i think this is a long game and think it's a long game for good reason. i actually disagree with the governor that these politicians are necessarily being stupid. by going against the public on the issue. because this is one of those asymmetrical issues. most people are in favor of universal background checks, but the people who care about it are going to vote on the issue, are disproportion eige porgportiona opposed to them. i think we need to convince voters who are in favor of background checks to hold politicians accountable for their votes on it i think it's supportable, because violent crime has been in decline for 20 years -- >> not gun-related crime. >> i want to talk about that. finish your point first. >> i think the reason that the political environment is actually more difficult for gun control now than it was 20 years ago is because people are less afraid of violent crime than they used to be. and so i think it takes some convincing to tell people no really, this is a
in the immediate environment we're in today, one of these media campaigns can be a flash in the pan. but i think this is a long game and think it's a long game for good reason. i actually disagree with the governor that these politicians are necessarily being stupid. by going against the public on the issue. because this is one of those asymmetrical issues. most people are in favor of universal background checks, but the people who care about it are going to vote on the issue, are disproportion...
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so we're pretty familiar with the space environment and the risks it entails. as a global fleet operator serving both commercial and government customers, reliability and continuity of service are our highest priorities. whether it's uav operations over afghanistan or the final game of the ncaa tournament or financial statements that have to be transferred securely around the world, um, we know that our customers expect flawless performance. to deliver this level of performance, we have to daily deal with a range of threats. probably a highest priority for us today is radio frequency interference. many times it's accidental, sometimes intentional. space debris and other challenges of space flight, cyber attacks, solar weather, space systems reliability, the fact that we today don't have an affordable technical solution for refueling and repairing satellites on orbit and last but not least, an international launch industry that's far from robust. now, our economy depends on the ability to create and instantly distribute vast amounts of data around the planet. sp
so we're pretty familiar with the space environment and the risks it entails. as a global fleet operator serving both commercial and government customers, reliability and continuity of service are our highest priorities. whether it's uav operations over afghanistan or the final game of the ncaa tournament or financial statements that have to be transferred securely around the world, um, we know that our customers expect flawless performance. to deliver this level of performance, we have to...
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we see the uncertainty in the markets and business environment has been reduced. which it does set up though is it's going to make corporate leadership to dividend increases. >> one of the most interesting things of the notes that i'm reading from you today, stocks are not cheap, you say, which is certainly contrary to what we have heard from other people who say, yeah, they are cheap. >> it's a relative game, too, right? steve was talking before the break about japan and europe we tried to get our clients exposed to those markets. japan is much more attractive in terms of valuation multiples. you've got to go in and, of course, hedge 2 currency risk. >> the bond market, the great rotation where yields are relative to equities and how ones should be best positioned there? >> you've got to be prepared positioning now for a eventual rise in the interest rates. the fed program unmost precedented support on monetary terms is coming to an end. if you look at 150 basis point rise in the ten year, that will take you to 3 1/2. 30 years, 4 3/4. for a long-term bondholder i
we see the uncertainty in the markets and business environment has been reduced. which it does set up though is it's going to make corporate leadership to dividend increases. >> one of the most interesting things of the notes that i'm reading from you today, stocks are not cheap, you say, which is certainly contrary to what we have heard from other people who say, yeah, they are cheap. >> it's a relative game, too, right? steve was talking before the break about japan and europe we...
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. >> fiscal austerity only works in environments of high inflation. we need to focus on the future. focus on austerity. dennis: the government is spending too much. this is not a good thing. >> you need to regain balance over time. right now, trying to get through immediately in the united states could really put a drag on growth here. with 7.7% unemployment, we need growth. dennis: it seems like all the folks in washington when they talk about growth, they talk more about growth and tax revenue and growth and the economy. >> right now, not only the united states, but particularly europe, there is not enough focus on reform. we need to make the changes and make it easier for businesses to conduct business. dennis: packs and retitle it reform is what we need. >> absolutely. clarity about a bath for sure prosperity. dennis: thank you for being with us. peter henry. thank you. take care. cheryl: fewer americans are expecting a financial boost from their tax refund this year. 59% of people are expecting that coveted refund check that averaged $2700. 28% are planning on spending the mone
. >> fiscal austerity only works in environments of high inflation. we need to focus on the future. focus on austerity. dennis: the government is spending too much. this is not a good thing. >> you need to regain balance over time. right now, trying to get through immediately in the united states could really put a drag on growth here. with 7.7% unemployment, we need growth. dennis: it seems like all the folks in washington when they talk about growth, they talk more about growth...
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half-dozen years or more, has been about america's role in the world and it rapidly changing strategic environment, and about america's interests looking forward. and finally i would add the qualification for today's discussion. unlike most former holders of high office in washington, he has been willing over and over again to step outside conventional wisdom when the issue warranted it, taking some risks with his own reputation. general mcmaster is one of a very come one of the most prominent of a very small, very elite, very important class of individuals who have earned the title warrior soldier. he, too, has been willing to critically examine the past, and has done so with such power that rather than ended his military career, the work is ultimately advanced it. his ph.d thesis contained widely influential book, dereliction of duty, lyndon johnson, robert mic, the joint chiefs mic, the joint chiefs of staff, and the lies that led to vietnam. i think the title gives you some idea of his appetite for straight talk. is equally known for brilliance as a combat commander, earning a silver star for
half-dozen years or more, has been about america's role in the world and it rapidly changing strategic environment, and about america's interests looking forward. and finally i would add the qualification for today's discussion. unlike most former holders of high office in washington, he has been willing over and over again to step outside conventional wisdom when the issue warranted it, taking some risks with his own reputation. general mcmaster is one of a very come one of the most prominent...
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attach mothers and fathers to each other and to the children that they may create and raise in the best environment. >> oh, boy. >> i couldn't hear that. >> stephanie: she was talking about -- i'm sorry. play it one more time. >> put your headphones on. >> i'm sorry. >> stephanie: i hated to aren't you than beautiful hair too. >> the institution of marriage and marriage laws are designed to attach mothers and fathers to each other and to the children that they may create and raise in the best environment. >> straights are automatically great parents. >> stephanie: you can read a story a day of some horrific story about straight parents. >> two things to say about that, that somehow marriage is only about raising children and there's plenty of straight couples that have no intention of raising any children at all. and in fact, if they do raise children many of them aren't even married. but i can tell you i know many, many many, many same-sex couples, whether it's two lesbians together or two gay men, and they're making wonderful parents and their kids are wonderfully adjusted. it really -- their chi
attach mothers and fathers to each other and to the children that they may create and raise in the best environment. >> oh, boy. >> i couldn't hear that. >> stephanie: she was talking about -- i'm sorry. play it one more time. >> put your headphones on. >> i'm sorry. >> stephanie: i hated to aren't you than beautiful hair too. >> the institution of marriage and marriage laws are designed to attach mothers and fathers to each other and to the children...
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to someone who is raised in a more urban environment as opposed to a rural setting that could be quite intimidating. >> a good samaritan spotted the child and called police. the girl reported in good k-fpblt she had cuts and bruises. she and her father were returning home from a party when he apparently lost control of his car. police are now investigating whether alcohol may have played a role. bill: she is okay, right. heather: she is okay. bill: growing concerns this morning after a vial containing a potentially deadly virus goes missing from a lab at the university of texas at galveston. dr. marc siegl is a member of the fox news medical a team, associate professor of medicine at langone medical center. about the possibility that this could be dangerous. >> this is called the guananito virus. it affects venezuelan rather. it does not affect rats from the united states. it's very deadly in venezuela rats, it's not going to jump to brit humto humans. the government accountability office is about to issue a report saying that the security in our labs isn't what it should be in the uni
to someone who is raised in a more urban environment as opposed to a rural setting that could be quite intimidating. >> a good samaritan spotted the child and called police. the girl reported in good k-fpblt she had cuts and bruises. she and her father were returning home from a party when he apparently lost control of his car. police are now investigating whether alcohol may have played a role. bill: she is okay, right. heather: she is okay. bill: growing concerns this morning after a...
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, you get to take your brand advertise that you're putting on tv and really put it into this social environment where you're users are engaging with the content. >> and then there's bill simmons, one of the star pundits of espn, doing live webcasts on youtube with friends. you get to hear his thoughts on the game in realtime. espn didn't sell ads, admitting this is a test run. they've committed zero dollars to ncaa rights and it's a low cost production. easy money. >> that is a business model right there. >>> a lot more still to come. tweet time. could texas be getting ready to hoard some gold? lawmaker wanting them to allow the state and texans to store gold at its own facility with protection of the state. if passed, texas would be the first state to have its own ft. knox, essentially, allow ting it to be protected by the tenth andment. if your home state could make its own protected depository for anything, what would it be and why? tweet us at squawk street and we'll get you responses in the next hour. >> in the meantime, interrupt. i believe we know why the markets have turned south. the h
, you get to take your brand advertise that you're putting on tv and really put it into this social environment where you're users are engaging with the content. >> and then there's bill simmons, one of the star pundits of espn, doing live webcasts on youtube with friends. you get to hear his thoughts on the game in realtime. espn didn't sell ads, admitting this is a test run. they've committed zero dollars to ncaa rights and it's a low cost production. easy money. >> that is a...
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space weather refers to the conditions on the sun in the solar wind and in the near-earth environment. our ability to understand the sun/earth system is of grow withing importance to our nation's economy and national security. the electric power industry is susceptible to geomagnetically induced currents which can overload unprotected power grids and result in widespread power outages. in the spacecraft industry, intense geomagnetic storms have the capacity to disrupt normal operations such as satellite communication and, of course, they pose risks to our astronauts in space. in addition, space weather can cause irregularities in the signals from our very important global positioning system. the national oceanic and atmospheric administration, or noaa, is the official source for space weather predictions for the nation. several of nasa's research satellites have become an essential part of our nation's space weather prediction system providing very important data for determining the space weather conditions. one such mission is the advanced composition explorer which sits in the solar
space weather refers to the conditions on the sun in the solar wind and in the near-earth environment. our ability to understand the sun/earth system is of grow withing importance to our nation's economy and national security. the electric power industry is susceptible to geomagnetically induced currents which can overload unprotected power grids and result in widespread power outages. in the spacecraft industry, intense geomagnetic storms have the capacity to disrupt normal operations such as...
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view in this gallery demonstrate a wealthy information about their subject through their dress and environments. like many photographs taken today 17th century portraits were taken from weddings. from 1625 him and his wife are exceptional examples of large scale marriage portraits. other typical occasions for commissioning portraits were births. capture the innocence of
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talk to me about being a woman in this environment, in this lean in time that cheryl sandberg talked about, and, you know, just overall what your views are. >> it's not something i think about a lot. with sheryl out now, it is interesting to think about. i think that there's no difference between male and female ceos, and i think it's nice to get attention from a female ceo, but i would rather be recognized as a ceo. shibi: it was on this day in business back in 1894 that the very first stanley cup championship took place. the trough my was awarred to montreal defeating the ottawa generals, and it's passed on every year, and current holders are the l.a. kings. the trophy was named after then governor general of canada, lord stanley presston, and last year, nearly 3 million people in the united states tuned in to watch the finals and the average ticket price of the first game was $833, and by game five, the price went up to more than a thousand dollars a ticket. well, it's the oldest trough my competed for by professional at athletes in north america, and it was played today, march 22
talk to me about being a woman in this environment, in this lean in time that cheryl sandberg talked about, and, you know, just overall what your views are. >> it's not something i think about a lot. with sheryl out now, it is interesting to think about. i think that there's no difference between male and female ceos, and i think it's nice to get attention from a female ceo, but i would rather be recognized as a ceo. shibi: it was on this day in business back in 1894 that the very first...